The Utah Notice of Garnishment and Exemptions is a document issued by the court when a creditor has won a judgment against a debtor, allowing them to garnish the debtor's wages in order to satisfy the debt. The Notice of Garnishment outlines the amount of wages that may be garnished, the frequency of garnishment, and the exemptions available to the debtor. There are two types of Utah Notice of Garnishment and Exemptions: prejudgment and post-judgment. A pre-judgment Notice of Garnishment and Exemptions is issued prior to judgment and describes the exemptions available to the debtor based on Utah law. A post-judgment Notice of Garnishment and Exemptions is issued after judgment and outlines the amount of wages that may be garnished based on the terms of the judgment. The Notice of Garnishment and Exemptions also outlines the procedures for the debtor to claim any applicable exemptions.